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Banks are seeking credit approval to lend to a crowd of commodity companies waiting to tap the loan market. Stemcor, Mercuria Energy and Arcadia Energy are all looking to refinance maturing loans — and bankers could launch the first of these deals by the end of the month.
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Asian loans bankers remained upbeat this week as investors fled stock markets and new bond issues stalled. Lenders think it will be some time before liquidity and pricing in the loan market will be hit — and they are still launching new deals.
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Indian multinational Reliance Industries signed a $1.09bn deal on Thursday, after attracting the biggest Asian syndicate to a five year loan all year. But the borrower had to pay up to make sure it got demand.
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Reliance Industries will sign a $1.09bn deal on Thursday, after attracting the biggest Asian syndicate to a five year loan all year — but only after paying up to make sure it got demand.
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Telecoms company Huawei has signed a $1.2bn dual tranche loan after attracting four banks to the deal in syndication, despite tight pricing that some bankers said could have discouraged potential lenders.
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Suek, Russia’s largest coal exporter, is expected to have put its senior bank group together by Friday, according to bankers waiting to hear from the borrower. It is seeking a pre-export financing deal totalling between $1bn and $1.5bn.